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This isn't a complaint since you looked at my full MS later, but I brought pages and you never asked for them.

It's probably for the best as back then I had the dreaded dream sequence, which is now gone, thanks for the advice.

I'd like to add a tip, if I may. Be prepared to chuck the prepared pitch out the window. We got to talking first, and then Janet asked me what she wanted to know about the book. I just answered the questions.

Also, having an interesting caption on your nametag helps (Writer masquerading as college teacher).

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